Anil Rajbhar Criticizes SPs Record on Dalit Rights

Lucknow, November 13 (Daily Kiran) : Uttar Pradesh Minister Anil Rajbhar has launched a sharp critique of the Samajwadi Party (SP) and its leader, Akhilesh Yadav. Speaking in Lucknow, Rajbhar asserted that the SP has consistently failed to acknowledge its shortcomings, particularly regarding the treatment of Dalits in the state. He emphasized that during every term of the SP government, Dalits have faced significant exploitation and oppression.

Rajbhar accused SP goons of attacking the dignity of Dalit mothers and sisters, as well as attempting to seize their land. He recalled a controversial remark made by former Cabinet Minister Azam Khan, who referred to Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, a revered figure in the Dalit community, as a land mafia. Rajbhar questioned whether such comments did not constitute an insult to the Dalit community and urged Yadav to reflect on his own party’s actions before criticizing others.

Discussing the BJP’s electoral strategy, Rajbhar expressed confidence that the opposition’s alliances would not hinder the party’s preparations. He noted that the BJP has begun grassroots campaigning and is receiving strong support from the public, indicating that the party is poised to secure a significant majority once again.

Rajbhar predicted that the BJP would not only replicate its 2017 success but also strengthen its position compared to the 2022 elections. He dismissed the impact of the opposition’s coalition, suggesting that the SP should focus on its own issues. According to Rajbhar, ongoing statements from the SP leadership reveal a sense of panic and a lack of confidence within the party.

He concluded by stating that even if all political parties united against the BJP, the party would be fully prepared for the electoral challenge. Rajbhar mentioned that Union Home Minister Amit Shah has already instructed party workers to brace for political challenges, reaffirming the BJP’s commitment to establishing a strong government in Uttar Pradesh.